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Gladys Rector, It's devastating
Gladys Rector, It's devastating

Gladys Rector, It's devastating

Date6/4/1991
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Original Toronto Star caption: Gladys Rector; It's devastating ... what can anybody do but wait and see.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Copyright HolderToronto Star (Firm)
Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0018556F
Under fire: Employment Minister Barbara McDougall faces grilling from opposition MPs today over a bill critics fear will be devastating to Canada's poor
Under fire: Employment Minister Barbara McDougall faces grilling from opposition MPs today over a bill critics fear will be devastating to Canada's poor
2/3/1983
Gladys warmed up the Forum. Gladys Knight and The Pips, best sould group at the 1984 American Music Awards, had no trouble packing the Forum at Ontari(...)
Gladys warmed up the Forum. Gladys Knight and The Pips, best sould group at the 1984 American Music Awards, had no trouble packing the Forum at Ontari(...)
7/6/1984
Gladys Miller, Her $3,000 prize will 'come in handy' at Christmas
Gladys Miller, Her $3,000 prize will 'come in handy' at Christmas
9/26/1981
The senior citizen of the Year in Oakville for 1973, Gladys Coe, 75, receives a trophy last night from Mayor Harry Barrett. She was chosen from among (...)
The senior citizen of the Year in Oakville for 1973, Gladys Coe, 75, receives a trophy last night from Mayor Harry Barrett. She was chosen from among (...)
1/7/1974
Toronto Mayor David Crombie crouches to talk with Gladys Bannister, 75, one of 20 senior citizens, eight of them in wheelchairs, at City Hall yesterda(...)
Toronto Mayor David Crombie crouches to talk with Gladys Bannister, 75, one of 20 senior citizens, eight of them in wheelchairs, at City Hall yesterda(...)
4/4/1973
Skipper Harry Guy, of the Norma and Gladys, first sailed the Newfoundland coast at age 10
Skipper Harry Guy, of the Norma and Gladys, first sailed the Newfoundland coast at age 10
7/18/1979
Two bookmobiles parked outside a library building. 
Part of the bookmobile fleet in front of the Gladys Allison Building (Central Library)
8 September 1965
Three bookmobiles and a van parked in front of a library with large lawn in front. 
Three bookmobiles and van in driveway at Gladys Allison Building (Central Library)
1965
Expert opinion: Sotheby's appraiser Colin Ritchie listens as Gladys Mayers of Toronto asks about turn-of-the-century Japanese plate.
Expert opinion: Sotheby's appraiser Colin Ritchie listens as Gladys Mayers of Toronto asks about turn-of-the-century Japanese plate.
2/15/1987
Gladys Portugues
Gladys Portugues
6/29/1984
Excited fan, Mrs. Gladys Cumberland watches Canada-Soviet hockey game on color television set at Lord Simcoe hotel today as she celebrates 82nd birthday
Excited fan, Mrs. Gladys Cumberland watches Canada-Soviet hockey game on color television set at Lord Simcoe hotel today as she celebrates 82nd birthday
9/22/1972
Frozen out: David Myers, his wife Carolyn, and his mother Gladys, seated, inspect condo purchase documents cancelled after the Harbourfront development freeze
Frozen out: David Myers, his wife Carolyn, and his mother Gladys, seated, inspect condo purchase documents cancelled after the Harbourfront development freeze
3/31/1989